Raptor Experience Wales
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As Raptor and animal care professionals, with experience in this field
of work for 20 years, we assume countless responsibilities to maintain
and continually update the management of our diverse collection of birds
of prey, with respect to the sensitive needs of conservation programmes,
research, and education.
Over the last few decades the use of birds of prey in free flying and hands on demonstrations has proved to have a great relevence, as it is important for visitors to experience any collection using raptors and owls for such pupose, that the standards of captive management are that of the highest and provide educational value. Conservation of Falconry and its ancient techniques interlinked with education and research has become the main justification for the existence of modern day falconry and bird of prey centres. They have become sanctuaries. These centers are only a small part of the wider conservation issue of raptors in general and collaboration between people working in the field of research and those working on captive breeding programmes has led to threatened species being successfully reintroduced from these collections into the wild. Tel (01654) 700317
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